Therapy With Registered Social Worker and Psychotherapist,

Atara Black MSW, RSW

Virtual support based in Toronto and available across Ontario, Canada

Areas of Focus



Having been drawn to people and their experiences, I’ve always known I wanted to become a therapist. I’ve spent the past five years working with teens and young adults, and I began my clinical work two years ago after completing my Master’s in Social Work.

My own life experiences have shaped a deep passion for supporting others in their healing journeys, and I bring this into the therapy space. My focus as your therapist is to help you feel truly seen and heard. I believe that when we begin to understand ourselves more deeply, we open the door to building a life that feels more meaningful, authentic, and free.

Meet Atara

My Therapeutic Approach

Therapy is a space to feel seen, understood, and supported as you explore your experiences. Every therapy process looks different, as it will be tailored to who you are and what you need.


Evidence-Based and Integrative

Person-Centered

Trauma-Informed


What I bring to the Therapy Space

Warm and Open-Minded

Conversational and Real

Insight-Oriented

Step 1

Book a consultation at no cost and no commitment.

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Step 2

Book your first session

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Convenient

From the comfort of your home

Personal

Structured for you, at your pace

Flexible

Sessions that fit your schedule

Virtual

Secure telehealth platform

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Looking forward to working with you!

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Services are based in Toronto, and are available virtually across Ontario